Ilford Delta 400 Professional 120 roll film

Q: How should the film be stored?

The unexposed Delta 400 Professional 120 roll film is to be stored in a cool and dry place in its original packaging and can be stored in a fridge/freezer. Once it is exposed, it should be stored in the same conditions but try to process it as soon as possible. The processed negatives should be stored in a dark, cool, and dry place.

Q: Which filters is this film compatible with?

This film can be used with all types of filters such as colour, ND or polarising filters. The cameras that have through-the-lens metering will adjust the exposure increase automatically, but the automatic exposure cameras can produce negatives that are underexposed by 1-and-half stops.

Q: What is the ISO exposure range that this film supports?

This ISO 400 fast film is highly versatile as it can deliver fine grain and sharp results over a wide exposure range of ISO 200 to ISO 1600.

Q: What is the meaning of an ISO rating?

ISO or film speed is a measurement of a film’s light sensitivity which is determined by the amount of light available (either natural or artificial). A fast speed film will have a higher ISO, meaning the film has a high sensitivity to light. It works best in limited light conditions. If the ISO rating is low, it means that the light sensitivity is low and has a wide exposure range.

Q: Which processing equipment is compatible with the film?

This black and white film is compatible with a wide range of developers that use processing equipment including automatic processors, spiral tanks, and deep tanks.

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Ilford Delta 400 Professional 120 roll film

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